D block Conflict Thesis by https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w en-us 2021-10-06 13:27:15 UTC 2025-04-21 08:48:45 UTC hello@padlet.com Although the reasons for starting revolt may have been slightly different from different groups of people, the revolts stayed largely the same, with people on the bottom harassing the people on top in order to gain rights, freedom, or equality. https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802648766 Beckett]]> 2021-10-08 14:19:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802648766 Conflict Thesis-Gabby https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802649868 There were some slightly different reasons for conflict from 1676 and 1739. However conflict consistently brewed from class divisions and white superiority. Therefore, the conflicts had a similar root cause between these years and not much change in causes occured.]]> 2021-10-08 14:19:39 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802649868 https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802658843 Even though the causes of different revolts varied in some cases, their were many instances of minority classes being oppressed and the ruling elite that took over the colonies. Therefore, there were more continuities of conflict over this period of time. 
Ray]]> 2021-10-08 14:23:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802658843 https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802659547 Although the idea of religion caused multiple wars during the 1600 and 1700s, the reasons for cause of revolt changed over the years. Slaves began to rebel against their owners and disagreements/grievances between the Natives and British caused the war. 
Nina]]> 2021-10-08 14:23:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802659547 Teddy Gray https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802659793 Between 1676 and 1739 the revolutionaries in essentially every conflict were lesser people rebelling against someone of a higher class, whether it be slave to slave owner or merchant to governor, demonstrating that the root of virtually all these conflicts was class struggle.]]> 2021-10-08 14:23:37 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802659793 Liam https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802660740 Different groups were oppressed in different ways that led them to start the conflicts 1676-1739. However, for each uprising, an abusive government led to the oppressed retaliating, and the grievances of the oppressors proved hypocritical with their own religion. Therefore, the causes of these conflicts had more continuity than change.]]> 2021-10-08 14:23:59 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802660740 Sydney https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802660951 Religion often played a part in the cause of conflicts taking place between 1676 and 1739. However, some of the earlier conflicts, such as Bacon's and Leisler's Rebellions were more focused on government, while some later conflicts such as the Stono Rebellion and King Philip's war seemed more focused on the treatment (or rather mistreatment) of slaves/natives. Therefore, there was more change than continuity in the causes of conflicts between 1676 and 1739.]]> 2021-10-08 14:24:03 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802660951 Conflict thesis-zoe https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802661542 Although all the conflicts took place in different regions and time periods, they all were derived form the common cause of Europeans having too much power over other lower classes, and those classes revolting to gain their rights. therefore there's more continuity between the conflicts than change. ]]> 2021-10-08 14:24:18 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802661542 While the demographics and direct causes of the conflicts and revolts that broke out changed in the period from 1676 to 1739, the underlying cause remained consistent; those at the bottom of the social hierarchies were consistently abused by those at the top. https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802661843 Seamus]]> 2021-10-08 14:24:26 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802661843 Claire https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802663365 Although there was variation in the causes of each rebellion whether it be religion, slavery or native conflict, the rebellions were actually very similar with a common trend of class division and oppression from an elite government. Therefore, there was more continuity rather than change.

]]> 2021-10-08 14:25:03 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802663365 Nadine https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802663783 Between 1676 and 1739, conflicts were started for a variety of reasons that all differed slightly. However, the base of all conflicts could be traced back to ideas of racial superiority and prominent class tensions. Therefore, the conflicts that occured in this time period had similar foundational causes that rarely changed. ]]> 2021-10-08 14:25:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802663783 Amelia 23stacya https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802664331 Although the groups of people involved in conflicts between 1676 and 1739 changed, division between class and race, and oppression against these populations of people in the colonies remained present through all of the conflicts. Therefore the origin of these conflicts was based on parallel ideas and the causes remained continual throughout the time. ]]> 2021-10-08 14:25:26 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802664331 Azza https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802669200 Conflicts in 1676-1739 held significant differences between people groups and territory, however, there was common disregard for non-whites and a theme of Europeans starting disputes, therefore proving that disagreements in this time had more relation then difference.]]> 2021-10-08 14:27:24 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802669200 https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802669739 Although, there were some different reasons for the revolts from 1676 to 1739. How ever, most of the conflicts were caused by class tensions as a result of racial racial superiority and because of the wealth disparities in the colonies.]]> 2021-10-08 14:27:37 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802669739 https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802746250 There were many reasons for conflict between 1676 and 1739. The biggest, however, is the fact that social rankings formed and the fight for freedom and equality caused disagreements within the classes. Therefore, there was more continuity rather than change in these conflicts. ]]> 2021-10-08 14:58:42 UTC https://padlet.com/ipswichpublicschools/j72yqi78u4zr7h7w/wish/1802746250